can i use this for soundproofing my vocal booth? i want to cancel the noise
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Hi, this item will not completely Cancel Noise . It would only dampen noise. Noise Reduction Co-efficient (Hz): 0.3
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It might be worth the try. I don't know how much sound it blocks, but it makes my new downdraft more quiet. I don't know how loud it was before I put this in - I'm comparing with the sound of the old downdraft.
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Probably yes, but I think you'd do it cheaper and maybe better with ordinary f-glass insulation (the sort with a backing sheet) from the hardware store / building supply, and get 1 inch for that purpose. You can stick it on with copious 3M 77 spray glue. Cardboard egg boxes work very well for sound, but you'll need a lot of them!
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Yes, it'll work very well to dampen the sound, but it won't actually "soundproof" it. You'll need to get that black "soundproofing" stuff to hang between the insulation and drywall.
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There is a dedicated microphone mute button and there is always the option of just not plugging the mic in and using a different microphone. So short answer yes
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You will still be able to hear people around you speaking, although again it will be muffled. You might do better with a pair of music earpieces/headphones designed to cancel ambient noise.
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Absolutely, though you might want to buy alot more than just one if you have a large room. My recording room isn't that large and I had to use at least two sets to get the proper amount of sound dampening that I needed.
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Yes, you can use it. If you don´t want others listening to the speaker, press MUTE on the receiver control.
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I have never tried it in an area like that. I'm not sure what type of mike would cancel out that much noise. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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no pa system will work well in a noisy environment. distance from mike usually affects volume and/or any tinny effects
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I bought this and used it to line a double box for a generator and yes it works very well for sound suppression. I think it will definitely make an improvement
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The booth will help reduce the noise around the microphone and give better depth to your recordings
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Yes it can. It will be able to be effected by the filter LOF and so on. Will not act as some kinda vocoder or harmonizer.
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You do not need an audio input to use the noise canceling feature. When I am sitting at my computer, and don't have any audio going to the headphones they will nearly cancel all the noise of my computer fan. There is a touch of hiss, but it is significantly less than the noise the fan makes.
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Yes! Just set the speaker to the "Mic" Input setting. Providing it does not distort, That should be plenty for what you need it to do!
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I don't see why not. I have a instrument/vocal Sennheiser mic running to it. I turn the DB boost on and it boosts my vocal and instrument recordings. It doesn't add any hiss either. Just make sure you have the proper XLR cable and I'd say you should be fine.
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No. This product is a reflection-absorber, not soundproofing material. For what you are discussing, you will need a different kind of product (essentially, sheets of dense rubber such as Peacemaker). No matter what you do, it's going to cost dearly, and not be particularly effective.
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No. It isn't specifically designed for noise canceling, but it physically blocks some noise.
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The only way I know to reduce noise is by recording our music with the AUDACITY software with noise reducer can envelver all the noise of our Audible track.Sorry for my English